climate change
Jellyfish Disappearing in Palau Due to El Niño
El Niño phenomena is causing less rainfall in different areas including the Jellyfish lake in Palau. Because of the lack of rain, the lagoon becomes saltier driving both plankton and the jellyfish away.
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